In That Freak Show Environment, I Got

I've Never Cared About How Successful Or How Big I Was Going To Be. I Just Wanted To Be Part Of A Story That Affected People, Made Them Laugh Or Cry. To Me, That Was More Important Than Having My Face On Some Billboard.

I'm A Long Time [scott] Fitzgerald Fan, As Probably Everyone In America Is. And I've Always Been Fascinated By That Theme Of, What Is The Price Of The American Dream And What Parts Of Your Soul Do You Walk Away With? The Conflict Of Art Versus Commerce Was Also Very Interesting To Me.

I Think Billy Ray Has A Lot Of Great Stories Up His Sleeve. I've Heard A Lot Of His Plans For The Show, Should It Go Forward, And I Think There's A Lot In Store For People, If It's Given A Chance.

When You Are The Avatar For The Writer/director, A Lot Of Times, I Just Trusted Him. If He Had A Choice, Even If It Wasn't Necessarily What Was My First Impulse, I Was Like, "billy Ray Has Been Living With This For Two Years Before I Even Came On Board, So I'm Going With Him."

To Me, When You're At A Hotel And Your Home Environment Is Ultimately Dictated By Somebody Else, I Always Find That A Little Bit Oppressive And Scary In A Way.